This piece is used during the missing train mystery in Sherlock Holmes - Crimes & Punishment.
Game O.S.T. / musician nerdgasm; as this is one of the most hauntingly beautiful piano pieces I've heard in a long time. Free of clichées, and it perfectly mimmicks "unsettlingly peaceful wind", if that makes any sense. Listen with headphones if you haven't felt the sensation of lingering paranoia in a while!
Yes, anglicisms is when they come from English specifically, barbarism is the general term.
(...)
Barbarism is the mispronunciation of a word.
(I swear my intention is not to be a smartass)
Edit: Spelling
Edit: OH! the general term would be neologismo, whether it's a completely new word, taken from another language as it is, or changed.
USA WINS! USA WINS!!
*proceeds to go crazy*
*Homer voice* USA! USA! USA!
This piece is used during the missing train mystery in Sherlock Holmes - Crimes & Punishment.
Game O.S.T. / musician nerdgasm; as this is one of the most hauntingly beautiful piano pieces I've heard in a long time. Free of clichées, and it perfectly mimmicks "unsettlingly peaceful wind", if that makes any sense. Listen with headphones if you haven't felt the sensation of lingering paranoia in a while!
Crimes&Punishement was made by Dostoevsky...did they rip it off and give it to Holmes? 
Piano. I love it. Now my fingers are itching to play my piano, but I should be trying to take a nap before work... *drink because I'm OOL*
Piano. I love it. Now my fingers are itching to play my piano, but I should be trying to take a nap before work... *drink because I'm OOL*
Record it, please!
Sweet fade dreams
That is awesome. Rain check? I kinda gotta go to sleep...
Record it, please!Sweet fade dreams
I guess I SHOULD record something. Perhaps this weekend. Not making promises. Depends on how progress is coming on the tavern.
Stay thirsty my friends.
EDIT: Post 7777. Lucky number, right?
Stay thirsty my friends.
EDIT: Post 7777. Lucky number, right?
Sure thing. Rain check. Got it. *plots an ambush*
Crimes&Punishement was made by Dostoevsky...did they rip it off and give it to Holmes?
Arthur Conan Doyle was a fan of Dostoyevsky's. Sherlock Holmes makes references to his work, or quotes from it, at numerous occasions in the original stories.
Crimes & Punishment was chosen as the latest game's title for this, but also because it introduced moral decisions - much like the book is ultimately about morality opposed to justice. You get decide whether you're actually going to have the purp charged or not at the end of your cases, among other things.
P.S.: Great, now I practically look like a classy bum!
Arthur Conan Doyle was a fan of Dostoyevsky's. Sherlock Holmes makes references to his work, or quotes from it, at numerous occasions in the original stories.
Crimes & Punishment was chosen as the latest game's title for this, but also because it introduced moral decisions - much like the book is ultimately about morality opposed to justice. You get decide whether you're actually going to have the purp charged or not at the end of your cases, among other things.
Oh I see...
I cant stand Holmes though I'm an Agatha christie fan ! Give me Hercule Poirot instead 
Oh I see...
I cant stand Holmes though
I like both 
I used to read a lot of Agatha Christie when I was a child... loved Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple 
I like both
I used to read a lot of Agatha Christie when I was a child... loved Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple
Can't stand Holmes....
Grow up with Agatha Christie books.....man...those were awesome 
His style and personality bore me I guess . Agatha christie style hook me fast , before I know it I'm reading no stop cose I wanna know what happen and my brain is going overload trying to figure it out
First tea, now Holmes!
I should have listened to my divorce attorney; Wednesday evenings clearly isn't my crowd.
First tea, now Holmes!
I should have listened to my divorce attorney; Wednesday evenings clearly isn't my crowd.
-snip-
But I like Holmes, and love tea, also there's P.J., everybody likes P.J.
Farewell, my dearies, I should go
Just start shooting at random ! Holes everywhere and the DQ will be back to normal
Truth be told, I love Agatha Christie as well.
She was more versatile, but she never had such characters like Holmes (and Watson, and Irene Adler) as a result. Doyle is BioWare, while Christie is more like CDPR.
I would also like to say that old timey detective debates must make for geekiest "flamewar", even on here.
(If it isn't perfectly clear: I still love you dearly, and I really am not insulted in the slightest)
Ugn, you guys. I got way too much sunshine over lunch and now I'm all sleepy.
I don't want to do any more work.
Oh. Hello. Let me just-
Okay okay okay.
"Cass is a man" Guy was back and it looks like a FB comment. DRINKS AT THE READY!!
https://twitter.com/...2487040/photo/1
*blinks*
What in the ever-loving Sera is wrong with this delusional loon? He's either the most dedicated one-trick troll in the universe, or someone in serious need of therapy. Of the electro-shock kind. What an apse.
*drink?*
Nah, rather have a real drink...
That Guy needs to learn to let it go
Bourbon anyone?
Oh I'll definitely take one, thanks darlin'.
Cheers.
Hey guys, just caught up.Lots of stuff happened while I was gone, huh?
**WE INTERRUPT THE DQ WITH THIS ANNOUNCEMENT**
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND....
INTRODUCTING....
SALT AND DR. PEPPER 2: A SPICY REUNION
By Donkson (previously, HB)
*Hilarious Snip*
TO BE CONTINUED.
Omg Donk, that was epic and I loved it! Also read the first one and thought it was hilarious too.
That's good! Leave all the fizzy
seeddrinks to me.
Lol. Phrasing!
Oh. Hello. Let me just-
*blinks*
What in the ever-loving Sera is wrong with this delusional loon? He's either the most dedicated one-trick troll in the universe, or someone in serious need of therapy. Of the electro-shock kind. What an arse.
*drink?*
That guy is batsh*t crazy! Who does that?! I really need to get drunk now...
*Drinks all the drinks*
Oh, responding to an earlier conversation:
Go go Warning Point Club! *fist*
(couldn't resist including the quote)
Am I the only well behaved one here?
"Well Behaved"? What's that?
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